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Seems like those weird poops are a resulf of greens like grass, dandelion, chickweed etc. I haven't give her them for a couple of days and there was no such poo as i described. Today i gave them greens and she made this weird poop. Baby's poo seems normal though

And i changed her diet, she gets more pellets instead of grains and starchy veggies. She is not going to be the dinner so there is no need to make her fattier. Actually i'm planning to let her live as long as God lets her.

Well, i don't eat them, i raise them to sell the babies (I would love if someone bought them as pets and not to eat). This is the momma's first litter and i am planning to breed her only once a year. I find pet rabbits forums better. When she was ill back then and i asked on forum for farmers...

Babies poop normally and eat whatever she eats. She poops a lot normal poo and sometimes there is just some of this weird, pudding like poop. I can't see a change in her behaviour. She has apetite, steals greens from babies, etc.

So what's the cause of her poops if she get's almost no starch except pellets?

@ArtistChibi @JBun I cut down the starches. She is given dandelion, grass etc in the morning and pellets in the evening. Sometimes some grains or carrot but rarely. Today i found this unhealthy poop again and a few days ago too. She has unlimited hay and water. Whats the reason then? Maybe she...

Yes it is but one cob lasts her for a week and she didn't get anything else today except hay

I think i found some cecotropes in her cage. They had a strong smell when i pierced them with a straw. Maybe she's overfeed and those were cecotropes that were smashed under her/babies feet?

Is cecal dysbiosis dangerous? Pellets contain wheat too, they are for farm rabbit. I left her with only hay, water and corn for night. Maybe i'm feeding her too often? I feed her in the morning and evening, and sometimes i give her some starchy grain during the day cuz when she sees me comign...

I've got a doe that i keep for breeding. She has kits at the moment, they explore the cage and started eating her food already. But the mom rabbit from time to time makes soft poo. Not liquid but soft and without shape. More like a clay i'd say? Not cecotrophes. She acts normally, has appetite...

He "froze" a few minutes ago and doesn't move...

He "froze" a few minutes ago and doesn't move...

I think he may've aspirated some milk a few hours ago, as he coughed a bit and made some clicking sounds. Now when i picked him up he made some clicking sound while opening and closing his mouth and suddenly stopped moving. After a minute he started moving a bit and idk what's wrong with him...

He moves a bit with his arms, legs and head when i uncover him to take a look

Ok, so i have a baby rabbit that mom bit his ear off shortly after giving him a birth. I took him home, syringe fed goat milk. He was't getting plump but his hair was developing well and scar tissue started to form in his wound but he was getting skinny. I think he may've aspirated some milk a...

and i think he made some yellowish poo after that feeding

He got some mom's milk. Doe is stressed, when she got back to hutch she went with her nose into the nest. He just sucked on her for maybe 2-3 minutes but maybe he was a bit full from the goat milk? When do i repeat this process again? Its 4:45PM in my timeline

So a question about nursing a the little one - which is better - to hold doe belly up and let the baby crawl on her and suck milk or to hold doe in place belly down just like she feeds kits naturally? On yt i see first option but isn't putting a rabbit on its back dangerous? I've heard some...

I'll try. Grandpa had bred many rabbits in his life

Yeah, there is a specific reason - gramps who is the "main" owner tells me not to bother the rabbit mom so i can't take her out of hutch and let the small one nurse + if i was about to put him in the nest, she would probably eat him just like she wanted to in the beginning. So i'm askin once...